Redeemer - Guitar and Bass pick-up buffer

The Redeemer is an innovative buffer circuit that preserves your instrument's tone against the loading effect of your pedal chain, cables and amp. You need a guitar pick-up buffer because your instrument's output is high impedance so your pick-up will suffer loss of fidelity due to the tone sucking effect of cable capacitance, FX pedal and amplifier loads, as well as the pick-up of stray noises through the connecting cords. Even if you've used a hundred dollar low-capacitance cable, you've never heard how good your instrument can truly sound. Also, rolling back your guitar's volume knob raises the impedance sucks even more tone. A good guitar buffer kit fixes all this. The Redeemer has very low output-Z (less than 75 ohms) so you can drive hundreds of feet of cable, suppress cable noise, split or "Y" the guitar's signal, and plug directly into any mixer's line input without using a tone killing DI box. Extremely low distortion (appx. 0.0005% THD+N). Extremely low noise (less than -125dBu). Long battery life, 300+ hours with an alkaline battery (less than 3mA draw). And a dead battery mode which allows enough signal to pass so you can keep the show going. Works from 3.6V up to 24VDC for added headroom. Less than the cost of a high quality, low capacitance guitar cable. Even active pick-ups benefit since active pick-ups typically still have about a 2K ohms moderately high output impedance. This is done on purpose so the pickups can be blended together. Adding the Redeemer as your guitar's final output buffer makes your instrument bullet-proof to tone loss.

• Eliminates tone loss caused by your cables, effects and amps.
• Rollback your volume without tone loss.
• Super high input-Z more than 20Mohms, great for all pick-ups, even piezo transducers.
• Transparent, flat frequency and phase response from 10Hz to 50kHz won't color your tone.
• Great for studios, drive long cords to an amp in the iso room, while you perform in the control room